New Delhi, Sept. 15 -- The sight of a rain-drenched Gulveer Singh pushing himself hard at the Scotstoun Stadium in Glasgow during the Commonwealth Games will linger in the memory of Indian fans for long. It is not every day that an Indian long-distance runner wins silver in 10,000m and follows it up with bronze in 5,000m, in a field comprising top runners. What was captivating was how the Armyman strategised, staying close to the lead runners even when the pace was upped, and producing a fast finish entering the final bend. This is where Indian runners have often lacked. Even when they keep pace with the leading group initially, they eventually are worn out by the time the world's best shift gears to towards the end. Gulveer, who has been t...